On November 1, SAIC Group released its latest sales data: it sold 430,000 vehicles in October, a new high for the year, extending the month-on-month winning streak since the second half began; cumulative sales for January-October reached 3.577 million vehicles. Its own brands kept growing fast: SAIC Passenger Vehicles grew 43.8% year-on-year over January-October, IM Motors grew 21.2% and SAIC Maxus grew 37.2%; their combined January-October sales were 1.647 million vehicles, up 27.7%. Overseas, SAIC sold 1.328 million vehicles in January-October, up a hefty 54%. Specifically, SAIC's own brands sold 335,000 vehicles in October, up 9.7% - ten consecutive months of year-on-year growth this year; cumulative January-October sales were 2.638 million, up 12.3%, accounting for 73.7% of group sales, up 9.3 percentage points from a year earlier. By segment: SAIC Passenger Vehicles sold 124,000 vehicles in October, up 32.7%, with January-October sales of 991,000, up 43.8%; SAIC Maxus sold 32,000, up 62.5%, with 248,000 over ten months, up 37.2%; SAIC-GM-Wuling sold 157,000 in October and 1.217 million over ten months. SAIC also sold 259,000 new energy vehicles in October, up 25.1%; January-October NEV sales totalled 1.647 million, up 27.7%. Among its own brands, IM Motors sold 68,000 vehicles over January-October, up 21.2%, with the LS6 topping 8,000 deliveries since its September launch; SAIC Passenger Vehicles sold 491,000 NEVs over ten months, surging 157.4%; SAIC Maxus sold 91,000 NEVs, up 82.9%; SAIC-GM-Wuling sold 720,000 NEVs, with the Huajing S delivering over 7,500 units in October - six consecutive months of steady growth. Overseas JVs: SAIC Volkswagen sold 74,000 NEVs over ten months, up 49.1%; SAIC-GM sold 106,000, up 56.2%. SAIC's overseas market sold 163,000 vehicles in October, up 67.3%; January-October sales were 1.328 million, up 54%. In Europe, MG sold 320,000 vehicles over ten months, up 24.7%. MG sold over 18,000 vehicles in the UK in September; in Germany, cumulative orders for the MG4 EV Urban exceeded 16,000 and third-quarter orders for the whole MG line grew 177%; in Poland, September sales grew 88% and January-September sales grew 44%. (Compiled by Autohome, Zhou Yi)